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Acton/Georgetown, Friday, July 20, 2007 21 SPORTS & LEISURE Host Eagles miss out on 7 vs. 7 tourney titles Although none of the host Mustang or Eagle teams were able to secure a championship trophy, the finals were closely contested matches as the Georgetown Soccer Club staged its third-annual 7 vs. 7 rep/select tournament last weekend, drawing over 60 teams from around the province. Scott (G). Georgetown 4, Oakville 3: Peel (2G); Hannah MacDonald, Emma DeMelo (G). Georgetown 1, Sudbury 1: Peel (G). Semifinal-- Burlington 4, Georgetown 3 (penalty shootout): Peel, Laura Greyerbiehl, Kristen Brincat (G). Championship-- Burlington 1, Oakville 0 Under-8 Girls Preliminary round-- Georgetown 1, Saltfleet 1: Courtney Maud (G). Georgetown 4, Whitby Iroquois 1: Meaghan Hector (3G); Shannon Graham (G). Whitby K 2, Georgetown 0 Semifinal-- Whitby Iroquois K 2, Georgetown 1: Maud (G). Championship-- Whitby Iroquois K 2, Bolton Wanderers 0 Under-8 Boys Preliminary round-- Georgetown 3, Brampton East 1: Caleb Fabbiani, Nathan Pogbee, Chase Spencer (G). Brampton Youth 3, Georgetown Red 0 Georgetown 2, Burlington 2: Fabbiani, Spencer (G). Erin Mills 4, Georgetown Red 0 Woodbridge 6, Georgetown 2: Spencer (2G). Kleinburg/Nobleton 6, Georgetown Red 1: Danny Saulnier (G). Championship-- London 3, Woodbridge 1 Courtney Maud of the Georgetown Eagles beats a Saltfleet player to the ball for the home team's lone goal during the opening game of the Georgetown Soccer Club's annual 7 vs. 7 tournament last weekend. The contest in the under-8 girls' contest finished in a 1-1 tie. Photo by Yves Desjardins Semifinal-- Mississauga A 6, Georgetown 2: Jenkins, Nemanja Djuric (G). Championship-- Mississauga A 3, Mississauga B 0 Bolton 1 Under-9 Girls Preliminary round-- Whitby 5, Georgetown 0 North Mississauga 1, Georgetown 0 Burlington 1, Georgetown 0 Georgetown 1, Brams Utd. 1: Julia Zebarth (G). Championship-- Erin Mills 1, North Mississauga 0 Under-10 Boys Silver Preliminary round-- Georgetown 2, Unionville 1: Chris Klack, Jacob Medeiros (G). Georgetown 4, Brampton 1: no report. Georgetown 7, Burlington 0: no report. Semifinal-- North Mississauga 2, Georgetown 1: no report. Championship-- North Mississauga 3, Unionville 1 Under-9 Boys Gold Preliminary round-- Mississauga B 4, Georgetown 1: Daniel Hardie (G). Georgetown 1, Waterloo 0: Gaetan Fairy (G). Georgetown 4, Brampton Youth 0: Trevor Jenkins (2G); Fairy, Roberto Mongiat (G). Under-9 Boys Silver Preliminary round-- Georgetown 2, Mount Hamilton 1: Steven Moore, T.J. McMillan (G). Erin Mills 3, Georgetown 0 Milton 3, Georgetown 2: Jonathan Price, Daniel Larade (G). Championship-- Erin Mills 2, Milton 1 (penalty shootout) Under-10 Girls Preliminary round-- Georgetown 2, Erin Mills 2: Marylynn Peel, Hannah Under-10 Boys Bronze Preliminary round-- Georgetown 3, Milton 1: Jacob Rice, Jason Ikin, Brendan Stevenson (G). East York 2, Georgetown 0 Mississauga 7, Georgetown 2: Rice Stevenson (G). Georgetown 0, Erin-Hillsburgh 0 Championship-- East York 5, Mississauga 4 (penalty shootout) Under-10 Boys Gold Preliminary round-- Brampton East 2, Georgetown 1: Mark Vanderleest (G). Georgetown 0, Bolton 0 Brampton Inferno 4, Georgetown 0 North Toronto Nitros 4, Georgetown 1: no report. Championship-- Brampton Inferno 2, Peewee Wildcats will host Sunday playoff contest The Halton Hills Wildcats secured a home playoff game with a 47-22 win over the visiting Toronto Jr. Argo Whites last Sunday at Christ the King High School. With the win, the Wildcats clinched third place in the Ontario Minor Football League's peewee division. The game followed the trend of the earlier meeting between these two clubs, with the Wildcats spotting the Argos an early 7-0 lead before finally waking up. Richard Akiki lunged into the endzone from the one-yard line to knot the game at 7-7. After the Argos took a 14-7 lead, the Wildcat offence finally exploded. Quarterback Eric Cowan hit Mitch Racinsky for a 60-yard catch and run play to tie the ball game. After recovering an onside kick, Cowan worked his magic again, this time hitting Ben Millar on a 40-yard major score. Racinsky would add another TD before halftime to give the Cats a 26-14 lead. Dylan Hannan, Brandon Stoker, and Zack Seabourne added second half majors for the WildCats. Defensively, David Tomlinson, Thomas Potruff and Scott Green were solid all day in coverage, while Racinsky added to his solid performance with two sacks. Halton Hills will host the winner of the sixth-versus-seventh-place game this Sunday at Christ the King. Kick-off is set for noon. 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